Mr. Bird Woodpecker Feast Small Wild Bird Seed Cylinder 1 lb. 14 oz. (1, 2, 4, and 6 Packs)
Mr. Bird Woodpecker Feast Small Wild Bird Seed Cylinder 1 lb. 14 oz. (1, 2, 4, and 6 Packs) - 1 pack is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mr. Bird Woodpecker Feast Small Wild Bird Seed Cylinder 1 lb. 14 oz...
Description
Description
Offer your birds a wonderful snack with the Mr. Bird Woodpecker Feast Small Cylinder. This 1 lb. 14 oz. feast of pecans, peanuts, raisins and black oil sunflower keeps beautiful and interesting woodpeckers coming back for more. Re-energize a wide variety of backyard birds, including woodpeckers and many others, with a dense and nutritious snack cylinder. Perfect for all fruit and nut-loving birds with a luscious mix of black oil sunflower seed, peanuts, pecans and raisins. Talk about having too many good things in one place! Birds eat every bit of this 100% edible snack and leave you with nothing to clean up. Proudly made in the USA in small batches! This Mr. Bird cylinder will perform best when kept dry.
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Customer Reviews
I am very pleased with this product. It was shipped to me in excellent condition, and the birds love it. Thank you for providing me with this seed cake.
Fast shipping and perfectly packaged. Have always had great experience with JC’s. Very satisfied customer
The woodpeckers absolutely love this product! I keep two of these hanging out for them always!
Super easy to use. Lasts longer that a comparable seed feeder. Every bird in our location find something to eat from chickadees to red bellied woodpeckers.
My birds finished these cylinders in record time. I love the “no mess” seed block and my birds fight for their seed cylinders before they head to the free seed feeders.
